Hissing and blast cited before stewardess died
Miss Francoise de Moriere, 29, of Washington and Paris, was aboard an Alleghany Airlines plane when a hatch door opened during descent over Hartford. Cohostess Miss Katherine Lacy, 20, of Brookline, Mass., described a hissing sound and a blast that caused rapid depressurization and the stewardess’s death after the plane fell 1500 feet. Civil Aeronautics Board investigators tied the noise to cabin decompression and planned a full inquiry at Washington.
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Boston
An Alleghany Airlines
Francoise de Moliere
Washington
Paris
Farmington
Lacy
Katherine Lacy
Brookline
Mass
deMoriere
Terview
Hartford
Civil Aeronautics Board
Edward Slattery
Bradley Field
Mott Health Center Dedication Boosts Flint Schools
Charles S. Mott funds and dedicates a $600,000 Health Center for 16,000 children yearly. The center, a gift to the Flint Board of Education, supports a unique private-into-public school program with 1,200 adult classes and worker retraining.
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Flint Board of Education
C. S. Mott Children’s Health Center
Board of Education
Mott
Mott Foundation
United States
Flint Community School
Plans form for IOOF hall meeting with memorial service
The business session at the IOOF hall paid tribute to Mrs. Addie Herndon who died October 6. Participants included Mrs. Annie Bradley Mrs. Bessie Haley and Mrs. Cook. New members Mrs. Katie Wagoner and Mrs. Marie Wolfe joined. A supper for the fifth district Rebekah meeting was planned.
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IOOF
Addie Herndon
Annie Bradley
Bessie Haley
Cook
High Point - Thomasville Assn
Katie Wagoner
Marie Wolfe
Rebekah
Haley
Stella Brown
Ora Lawrenson
Chaiel
Fayetteville Wreck Kills Two Soldiers
Two Fort Bragg soldiers died and a third was critically injured when a car crashed into a tree near Fayetteville NC. Names include James A. Gillespie Jr. and John H. Davidson. other highway fatalities and violent deaths across North Carolina were reported, with multiple investigations ongoing.
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Associated Press
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Highway Patrol
Fayetteville
James A. Gillespie Jr
Wellsburg
W.va
John H. Davidson
Rt. 2
Livingston
Robert E. Felick
King plans nonviolent army to fight Alabama segregation
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr says he will recruit a nonviolent army to wage a long term fight against segregation across Alabama. He aims for a six week setup with sit ins at lunch counters and a voter registration drive alongside a university enrollment push involving five Negro students. In Greensboro a woman, Louise Hunsucker, was fatally shot outside her home as police arrested Charlie Isaac in connection with the slaying.
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Ervin B. Stack II
Wilmington
David E. Tickle
Gibsonville
Hezikiah Phifer
Cleveland
John Archie Ill
Haw River
Garland Vaughan
Stovall
Charlie Jack Rose
Windsor
Andrew Green
Rt. 1
Albemarle
James Monroe Hedrick
High Point
Lee Vance Mitchell
Winston-Salem
Lawrence Lail
Dallas
Frank Powell
Lenoir
James Newkirk
Fayetteville
McCain
Della Owen
Della Owen Parrish
Greensboro
R. B. Davis
Marshall Lewis Johnson
Charlotte
Ruth Johnson
State Revenue
Truman Grove Rumberger Jr
Durham
Rumberger
R. B. Wilkins
Paul C. Scarborough
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
King
Montgomery
University of Alabama
Louise Hunsucker
Claremont
Charlie Isaac
Rt. 2
Catawba
Seven Missing Men Sought After Ship-Barge Collision
In Lutcher Louisiana the search continued for seven missing crew members after a collision with oil barges left 19 Norwegian sailors dead or missing. Twelve bodies were recovered from the Mississippi and the Boheme burned out, as Coast Guard investigations began.
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Lutcher
Mississippi River
Con
Tinent
Bonnie D
Coast Guard
A. 0. Andersen Steamship Co
Oslo
Norway
Hans Wolfsen
Copenhagen
U.S. Public Health Service
New Orleans
Gisle Magnussen
Kjell Fjell
Rolf .Gjelstad
Sandefjord
Tobacco Auctions Resume In Carolinas Virginia After Holiday
Tobacco sales restart in North Carolina and Virginia after a one week holiday. Fred Royster of Henderson NC, leader in the trade, says the lay off let the government buying agency process and store leaf under the price support program. Estimates show remaining 1962 crop 50 million pounds in the Eastern Belt NC, 40 million in the Middle Belt NC, and 140 to 150 million pounds in the Old Belt NC and VA.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Virginia
Fred Royster
Henderson
Royster
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Asthma Formula Proclaimed Leading Doctor Prescribed
An asthma formula most prescribed by doctors is now available without prescription in most states. Primatene tablets open bronchial tubes loosen congestion and relieve nervous tension stopping attacks in minutes with relief lasting hours. The drug is sold for 98 cents at any drugstore.
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New York
N. Y
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V. K. Krishna Menon
A.M. Engineer
Indian Air Force
New Delhi
Red China
City Given Library
Flint, Mich
Charles S. Mott
Limerick Finance
East Commerce St
Eastern Finance
Limerick
East Commerce
George Rinker
Mgr
King Korn
Dixie
Deep South Strawberry
Sunnyland
Morton
Charles 8. Mott
Flint Public School System
Asker Ae
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N. Main
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